You know after dealing with cheaters for so long and Chinese farmers that need to rot in hell. I really do not have the problem that others do with this. I'm for it because fuck cheaters. They ruin the economy of so many games and run off so many wonderful players in many FPS games. They get what they deserve.

Fuck you.

I hate smurfing as a practice. I have friends who do it in League of Legends and I don't get it. Instead of letting new players get their bearings, they get buried under skilled players while at the same time getting hate for not knowing the game. It is stupid.

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I never understood why people would want to circumvent matchmaking just to whoop the asses of lower level players.

I'm in the same boat as you. I remember going to my cousins to play for a few hours at a time but never to the point where I felt I was improving. I'm looking forward to seeing how close it is to what I remember.

Sadly, it's been this way for many years, through many versions of the game. CS sale = hackers for the next while.

Just picked up a copy now. I haven't played since 1.6, so this could be interesting.

FOR THE LOVE OF GOD, WHY?!

If this is what you need to do to get a sense of achievement, you seriously need to rethink your life.

Soooooo he progressed through the game by refusing to play the game.

God knows why, but the thought of COD being an eSport just makes me laugh

But Counterstrike was totally representative of the real life struggles between terrorists and counter-terrorists and creates a harrowing and in-depth discourse about the complex issues surround terrorism, its causes, and its toll on those tasked with stopping them and civilians alike...

I feel like both the interviewer and the interviewee could have condensed this entire article into "so I hear you're making a game about cops trying to stop people robbing banks and such, want to talk a little more about that?"

EA exec: "Activision has a new CoD. What are we doing?

Spore.

Only halfway through this article, but I don't think I've been this impressed/inspired by a developer in awhile. This guy not only can talk the talk, but the game has been designed from the ground up to walk the walk. They're taking the process of developing games and turning it on its ear - I think this is something…

Oh my god... That was fucking magical. Haha!

Instant boner.

Please tell me this leads to a full-length Team Fortress movie.